Big aircraft carriers (fleet carriers) fought in the Pacific; Baby flattops (escort carriers) hunted subs in the Atlantic.
New powerful battleships fought in the Pacific; old obsolete battleships provided landing support in the Atlantic.
Big destroyers (Fletchers, etc.) fought in the Pacific; accompanying older destroyers (Wickes/Clemson class), etc. were the small Destroyer Escorts (less guns, less sailors, smaller size).
The Battle of the Atlantic was protecting "convoys" enroute to Europe. The Atlantic was a "Guerre de Course" war; a war against merchant vessels (supply ships), COMMERCE RAIDING.
The War in the Pacific was a "Guerre de Escadre" war. A war between two navies; Battle fleets fighting Battle fleets.
The President was: Franklin Roosevelt (FDR). The military commander in Europe was: General Dwight Eisenhower. The military commander in the Pacific was: General Douglas MacArthur.
A coalition government
there was no world war 11
I think it was a Parliamentary system but I'm not sure...
Saipan is an island in the Marianas Island Chain. It is on the eastern edge of the Philippine Sea. Saipan was a major battleground during the Pacific Campaign in WW11.
navy cross, purple heart
I guess we'll find out when we fight World War 11. During World War II, however, Greece was technically a Republic, but effectively a dictatorship.
of what country mate?
FDR
A coalition government
There were volunteers and draftees.
Evacuees
The President was: Franklin Roosevelt (FDR). The military commander in Europe was: General Dwight Eisenhower. The military commander in the Pacific was: General Douglas MacArthur.
WW11 helped us get out of The Great Depression because it created jobs. Most of the men when off to fight in the war, making some source of money.
It is possible, but, not very likely.
there was no world war 11
To do this you will need his/her full name and were and when he/she died - 'kia' is not enough.